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An encounter with a family of wild mountain gorillas is once in a lifetime for a man

by Hasan

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It’s usually intriguing to have a close contact with a wild animal, but for this American visitor, a family of wild mountain gorillas approaching him was surely a heart-racing moment. The apes were really more friendly than imagined, and they even gave the man a grooming session. The touching scene has been captured on film!

When wildlife enthusiast John J. King II traveled to Uganda’s Bwindi Impenetrable National Park, all he hoped to see were endangered creatures. He received a lot more than that, though. After a bunch of gorillas decided to visit their camp, King found himself in the center of a very unexpected encounter.

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The man was taken aback by a mixture of terror and exhilaration as he went through the extraordinary experience, but eventually he couldn’t believe what he was seeing. While the guy sits still, the young gorillas approach him, possibly out of curiosity, while the adults keep a cautious eye on them from a safe distance. At the same time, the smaller ones climbed up on King’s back and began grooming him.

“The trackers informed us that occasionally newborns may approach you, and that if you simply sit there in a passive attitude, they will typically wander away,” King told National Geographic. “One of the infants reached out and gently grasped my arm. I’m sorry, but I can’t express how kind that was. It felt like a small child gently stroking your arm in a most pleasant way.”

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Despite the fact that the group appeared to be amicable, King remained still since he was well aware of how dangerous the silverbacks can be, especially with their infants nearby.

“Instead of moving away, it went behind me and began grooming me on the shoulder and head,” he claimed. “I was captivated when the silverback approached, and I was dead intent on not looking him in the eyes and being passive.”

Here’s how you may see the one-of-a-kind encounter:

Despite the fact that the gorgeous creatures are still considered endangered by the International Union for Conservation of Nature, things were far worse for them less than a decade ago. Only 680 individuals remained in the wild, half of whom were in Bwindi National Park. Things are looking well for this species now, due to several conservation projects, as its population has increased to over 1,000 individuals globally.

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